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Deactivate add-in Tool

LeoDonahue

ArcGIS 10.0 Tool Add-in.

ITool has a deactivate method that is called by the system when you click on another tool from the previous tool in use. How can I call that deactivate method? I can't seem to find a class that returns a reference to Tool.

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GeorgeFaraj

ArcGIS 10.0 Tool Add-in.

ITool has a deactivate method that is called by the system when you click on another tool from the previous tool in use. How can I call that deactivate method? I can't seem to find a class that returns a reference to Tool.

Shouldn't you just set the 'CurrentTool?'

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GeorgeFaraj

All Engine myself so I don't know the ins-and-outs of extensions but the 'CurrentTool' is a property of IApplication (and the MapControl and Toolbar and so on.) I suspect you should use something derived from IApplication, like:

IApplication app = GetMeSomehow();
app.CurrentTool = null; // (or 'Nothing' if VB)

LeoDonahue

Maybe you are right.

My tool add-in resides in this package: com.esri.arcgis.addins.desktop.Tool Which means I can't cast anything like ICommand to my add-in tool.

java.lang.ClassCastException: com.esri.arcgis.systemUI.ICommandProxy cannot be cast to com.esri.arcgis.addins.desktop.Tool

When you "set the Curent Tool", do you use the execute method on CommandItem? I don't see an 'activate' method on CommandItem. Or what is the way to set the current tool?

I would have thought I could just call the deactivate() method since my class extends Tool and implements that method which is in the com.esri.arcgis.addins.desktop.Tool package. Nothing happens when I call deactivate.

GeorgeFaraj

ArcGIS 10.0 Tool Add-in.

ITool has a deactivate method that is called by the system when you click on another tool from the previous tool in use. How can I call that deactivate method? I can't seem to find a class that returns a reference to Tool.

Shouldn't you just set the 'CurrentTool?'

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